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One of my readers told me recently that he thought my newspaper column last year about how I love to eat the buds of those orange day lilies, which are thicker in the summer than thorns on a locust, was all a tongue-in-cheek effort to try to get gullible folks to do something silly. more
My teachers didn’t really approve of me working after school at Dad and Grandpa’s pool hall. One of the older lady teachers said I was spending too much of my time in that pool hall with a bunch of aging prevaricators. more
For instance, Field & Stream held a fishing contest, offering a host of outdoor equipment prizes in various categories. One entry drew more space in the magazine than any other topic but the war. It was a 16-pound smallmouth bass caught by George T. Magraw, M.D. more
If I were ever asked to list the 10 things I have enjoyed the most in my life as a fisherman, not too far down the line I would list, “watching a bobber.” It was one of life’s greatest pleasures in my youth. more
As a 17-year-old freshman at School of the Ozarks College in the mid-'60s, I studied fishing mostly! With Table Rock Lake so close, and my having a key to the gate and boat on the school’s property at a place called Clevinger Cove, you knew where I would be on the weekends. more
University of Missouri Extension specialists are urging farmers, gardeners, hunters, anglers and other outdoor enthusiasts to take precautions against ticks by treating clothing with permethrin, a repellent that both repels and kills ticks. more
There are high school graduation ceremonies going on around the country this month, causing me to remember mine, back in Houston High School in the '60s. more
West Plains-area residents looking for outdoor activities this year have several birding locations within driving distance as Mark Twain National Forest launches its “2026 Flight Path” initiative. more
If I write a second book about turkey hunting, one of the stories would be about the spring that I took Dr. David Fell on a hunt in Texas County, in the heart of the Ozarks. Dr. Fell was a client from Oklahoma, an ophthalmological surgeon well known in the Midwest. more
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